May I wear my mala around my wrist?

Oct 11, 2009 by Angels_dk | Posted in Religion & Spirituality

Question: After bath and chanting, I would dress my mala (108 beads) on my wrist, wrap it around. Is that ok or should I keep it only where I pray?

Answer: Don't responsibility about such trifle details. Your main intention is to remember Him all the in the good old days b simultaneously. You should worry if it happens.

Jai Shree Ram!!!!!!

narendra b | Oct 12, 2009

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